Big Sky, Montana in a Campervan

Recommended Stay: 4 to 6 days

Miles from Boise 438 miles/Drive Time: 6.5 hours

Big Sky, Montana is a year around destination for many different adventures. During the summer time there are many miles of trails to bike and hike on. Come winter Big Sky provides a lot of different terrain to ski on and more. If you love the outdoors, you will fall in love with what Big Sky has to offer!

Summer

Warm weather, green grasses, and blooming wild flowers are just a few of the things that make Big Sky a great time to visit during summer. While visiting in the summer months, you can plan to do some of the following activities:

• Hiking

• Mountain Biking

• Fly Fishing

• White Water Rafting

• Horseback riding

• Music in the Mountains summer concert series

Camping
These 5 campgrounds near Big Sky are located in the Gallatin Canyon. Listing from North to South:

• Spire Rock Campground

• Greek Creek Campground

• Swan Creek Campground

• Moose Creek Flat Campground

• Red Cliff Campground

Tips:

• Always be bear aware!

• Find other campgrounds in the Gallatin National Forest at FS.USDA.GOV.

• No camping is allowed on Big Sky Resort property - including the free parking lots and overflow lots.

Winter

While this infamous region is well known for its skiing, there are other winter activities to enjoy in the region as well:

• Skiing and Snowboarding

• Snow Mobile Tours

• Dog Sledding

Camping

Campgrounds close in October due to Winter weather conditions. The only place to stay in Winter would be an RV park like Big Sky RV Park. With only 6 sites available during this season, you should plan well in advance and make a reservation ahead of time.

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